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Google ReCAPTCHA used to be the golden standard for bot and spam protection for the web. Over the past couple of month we have noticed an increasing number of card attacks on WooCommerce websites that were using Google reCAPTCHA and paying for the reCAPTCHA for WooCommerce plugin. The hackers have found a way to bypass … Read more
A WordPress Theme is the part of the WordPress software that is responsible for the look and feel of your website, page layout, menu design, header, footer etc. There are thousands of themes available on the market and even more custom built themes. There are two main reasons why you would want to know the … Read more
If you are experiencing any website technical issue with your WordPress site, you are probably already frustrated. We do not want to compound your frustration by having a long, unfruitful, back and forth conversation with the support team. Believe it or not, the support team can be equally frustrated if they are not receiving sufficient … Read more
What is an HTML heading? Let’s start with the basics. A web page is written in a markup language and one of the most basic markup elements is a hierarchy of headings. The top heading being H1 followed by H2, H3 and all the way down. The headings are used to create a page structure, … Read more
Company websites are often considered just a promotional tool. In reality a well designed website can improve your office productivity. How? Through carefully thought out intake forms. Gravity Forms allows for highly customized forms and accepts online payments from your WordPress website. It can create database records, pdf documents or even custom posts based on … Read more
If you own a WordPress website you might have experienced this frustration – a page that once loaded with no issues suddenly looks odd or a feature that worked just yesterday is gone or broken. Ideally, we would like everything to work all the time, but owning a website is a little like owning a … Read more
Some people might not realize that WordPress was created as a blogging platform and, if you pay close attention you can still see remnants of the original design – the special “Post” post-type and the comments enabled by default on every site. Today, not many of the websites are primarily blog oriented and very few … Read more
Remembering the login and password information and having to type it in every time you come to a website might be one of the most annoying features of the internet. There are many great tools to help you remember your many passwords, like lastpass.com for example. But once you have logged in you want your … Read more
Did you know that as many as 10% of males are color blind? That means that, on average, five out of a hundred visitors are not able to distinguish the reds and greens in your website design. In addition to that, there are users who rely on keyboard navigation (using only tab, shift, arrow and … Read more
Having a homepage slider, sometimes called a slideshow or a carousel, was considered a “must have” for all “modern” websites in 2010’s. Catchy images, call to action buttons on each slide, fancy animation. Styles, fashion, and needs change. The big sliders are officially considered outdated. Here are the reasons why: Does your homepage include a … Read more